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Application of HPI Interface between MCU and DSP

Han Yu-ping

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The circuit and software design of HPI interface system between C8051F060 and TMS320VC5409 are described in detail.The system is flexible and suitable for any other system embracing HPI interface.It provides a new method of data sharing and delivering for researchers.Experimental results show that the communication based on HPI is valid and stable.

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The circuit and software design of HPI interface system between C8051F060 and TMS320VC5409 are described in detail.The system is flexible and suitable for any other system embracing HPI interface.It provides a new method of data sharing and delivering for researchers.Experimental results show that the communication based on HPI is valid and stable.

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The circuit and software design of HPI interface system between C8051F060 and TMS320VC5409 are described in detail.The system is flexible and suitable for any other system embracing HPI interface.It provides a new method of data sharing and delivering for researchers.Experimental results show that the communication based on HPI is valid and stable.

Key concepts: Interface (matter), Microcontroller, Embedded system, Computer science, Software, Digital signal processing, Computer hardware, Operating system

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